Sentence examples for issue questioning from inspiring English sources
The billionaire grabbed headlines this year by seizing on the "birther issue," questioning whether President Obama was an American citizen, and Mr. Trump continues to dangle the idea of an independent bid for the White House next year.
Insofar as Zen's "no" is turned into an issue questioning the ground of being, it is appropriate to understand it as "nothing," and in fact as "absolutely nothing," because the latter goes beyond the relative nothing that is contrasted with being.
Regarding the second issue questioning the applicability of the results of an expertise-based RCT, we encourage consideration of the paper written by Dr. Devereaux and colleagues and published in the British Medical Journal [ 2].
The May 2007 issue of the American Journal of Bioethics had several articles with divergent views by Western authors dwelling on this issue, questioning the moral status of, and possibility of feelings, in a human neuron mouse, and various opinions as to what extent such research should be permitted.
Other extracytoplasmic features, including the size and granulations of the perivitelline space, and the shape of the oocyte or the PB, were related to developmental competence only in approximately half of the publications focusing on the issue, questioning their commonly supposed indicative value.
This support comes from the thousands of writers daily pounding the sidewalks, discussing among themselves at length the issues, questioning Guild board members on the lines.
And she definitely didn't skirt around tense issues, questioning Cox's traditionally "feminine" style of high heels and a long blonde wig.
The arguments on the left revolve around a battery of issues questioning things like why the U.S. should act as the adjudicator of international law, what the longer term plan for Syria would be, and the wisdom of completely ignoring precedent from places like, for example, Iraq.
At the same time, the app has encountered a laundry list of issues questioning the privacy it publicly advocates, such as clear flaws in its encryption policy, periodic scanning and uploading of users mobile address books, and the collection of the IP address of anyone who visits its website.
There are several issues questioning the validity and the reliability of the results obtained by classical techniques.
"I have seen districts skirt around the issue, by questioning the services a child needs, because they would rather spend the money on new bleachers," Ms. Ain said.
